F1 | F1 Barcelona tests: the complete line-ups of the second test session

After kicking off last week, Formula 1 will return to the track again for the second pre-season test session on the Barcelona circuit in Spain. It will be an opportunity to take a look at the first updates that the teams will bring to Catalonia and to make more complete assessments of the real potential of the cars.

Once the work of the first week is concluded, in which we generally deal more with data collection and set-up tests, the second test session will be more focused on starting to understand the potential and limits of the new single-seaters, with race simulation tests and dry ride.

The line-ups remained almost similar to those of the first week, except for the fact that most of the teams decided to reverse the order of the drivers compared to the first session. A small novelty from Ferrari, which has decided to adopt an identical approach to that of Mercedes and Renault, using both drivers on all four days: the two drivers will alternate at the wheel of the SF90 in the morning and afternoon sessions . The only one not to have made the program for this second session official is the German manufacturer, but it is likely that it will continue with its classic approach but will change the order of drivers compared to the first week.

Here are the complete line-ups

Tuesday February 26

Mercedes: to be confirmed
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc (morning), Sebastian Vettel (afternoon)
Red Bulls: Pierre Gasly
Renault: Nico Hulkenberg (morning), Daniel Ricciardo (afternoon)
Haas: Kevin Magnussen
McLaren: Lando Norris
Racing Points: Lance stroll
Alfa Romeo: Antonio Giovinazzi
Red Bull: Alexander albon
Williams: George Russell

Wednesday February 27

Mercedes: to be confirmed
Ferrari: Sebastian Vettel (morning), Charles Leclerc (afternoon)
Red Bulls: Max Verstappen
Renault: Daniel Ricciardo (morning), Nico Hulkenberg (afternoon)
Haas: Romain Grosjean
McLaren: Carlos Sainz
Racing Point: Sergio Perez
Alfa Romeo: Kimi Raikkonen
Toro Rosso: Daniil Kvyat
Williams: Robert Kubica

Thursday February 28

Mercedes: to be confirmed
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc (morning), Sebastian Vettel (afternoon)
Red Bull: Pierre Gasly
Renault: Nico Hulkenberg (morning), Daniel Ricciardo (afternoon)
Haas: Kevin Magnussen
McLaren: Lando Norris
Racing Point: Lance Stroll
Alfa Romeo: Antonio Giovinazzi
Toro Rosso: Alexander Albon
Williams: George Russell

Friday 1 March

Mercedes: to be confirmed
Ferrari: Sebastian Vettel (morning), Charles Leclerc (afternoon)
Red Bulls: Max Verstappen
Renault: Daniel Ricciardo (morning), Nico Hulkenberg (afternoon)
Haas: Romain Grosjean
McLaren: Carlos Sainz
Racing Point: Sergio Perez
Alfa Romeo: Kimi Raikkonen
Toro Rosso: Daniil Kvyat
Williams: Robert Kubica